This Thursday, January 25, Marc-André Grondin's fans got a taste of what awaits them in one of the most anticipated series of the year: IXE-13 and the race for uranium.
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In fact, the Quebec actor plays the famous Canadian spy IXE-13 in this highly anticipated work directed by Yan Lanouette Turgeon and written by Gilles Desjardins, inspired by the novels of Pierre Daigneault published between 1947 and 1966.
IXE-13, a true icon of Quebec popular culture, comes to life in this series of eight one-hour episodes, promising total immersion in an exciting, suspenseful universe. Episodes air in two parts every Thursday, providing viewers with a continuous and immersive experience.
Remember that the exceptional cast of “IXE-13 and the Race for Uranium” includes renowned actors such as: B. include Julie LeBreton, Vincent Leclerc, Hugolin Chevrette, Marianne Fortier and many others. That's why Marc-André Grondin shares the poster with these exceptional talents and promises a fiction that is skilfully woven from intrigue, lies, manipulation, betrayal and well-kept secrets.
The story takes place in Montreal in 1945, where IXE-13, played by Marc-André Grondin, leaves his past as a spy behind and becomes the respected owner of the Crystal Club. But his turbulent past resurfaces when two powerful factions, the uranium-seeking Russians and a Nazi group led by Rick Gallaher, threaten the West. Despite the difficult years of service, IXE-13 unknowingly becomes involved in a new espionage operation.
Colonel Victor Laporte, played by Vincent Leclerc, boxer Marius Lamouche, played by Hugolin Chevrette, and former spy Roxane Racicot, played by Julie Le Breton, join forces with IXE-13 to infiltrate and destroy these networks before the uranium falls into the wrong hands. A dangerous mission in which war wounds and secrets of the past come to the surface again.
In this complex operation, journalist Gisèle Tuboeuf, played by Marianne Fortier, joins the team and gives the story a fascinating dimension. Behind the male pseudonym Gérard Tuboeuf, the cultural journalist of the Gazette des Vedettes prepares to delve into the twists and turns of espionage.
With IXE-13 and the Race for Uranium, starting February 15th, prepare to dive into the heart of an exciting adventure that will captivate you with every twist and turn Club illico.
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